A 15-year-old student in Hilo was arrested following social media threats to schools, leading to increased police presence and an ongoing investigation into the incident.

Former CIA officer Alexander Yuk Ching Ma was sentenced to 10 years for espionage activities benefiting China, after admitting his crimes to an undercover FBI agent.

An Oahu man received a 70-month prison sentence for sending bomb threat emails to various U.S. locations, confirmed by U.S. Attorney Clare E. Connors.

Trade winds are strengthening in Oahu, bringing more stable weather and breezy conditions, with increased showers mainly in windward areas. No weather advisories are currently in place.

California AG and a coalition seek a Surgeon General warning on social media due to its impact on youth, amid a wave of state lawsuits against Meta and TikTok.

Līhu‘e drivers will face a partial closure of Wa‘apa Road from Sept 16-20 due to road resurfacing work. Local access will be maintained, and motorists are advised to seek alternate routes.

HDOT will install new speed bumps on Keawa Place in Hāna to address speeding concerns, with construction possibly affecting traffic on Sept. 16 and 17.

Hawaiʻi Island police arrested Jordan Botelho, wanted for multiple offenses, after a tip led them to his location. He faces various charges and remains in custody pending a firearm investigation.

Hawaii Police issue a missing person alert for 16-year-old Uilani Leaverton, last seen in Hilo on September 10.

John Hart of Louisville, Colorado, received a 97-month prison term for cyberstalking and obstructing justice in Hawaii.

Honolulu is experiencing stable weather with light sea and land breezes, with moderate easterly trades expected later in the week and potential for increased showers.

Hawaii Island police reported 21 DUI arrests and a significant increase in major crashes and fatalities, emphasizing the need for more DUI checkpoints and patrols to improve road safety.

Maui's Department of Planning launches a quality of life survey to understand resident satisfaction and priorities, excluding recent fire impacts, with a cap at 400 participants.